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Roger Clemens will try to minimize damage to his convoluted defense by implicating his wife in HGH use, sources reveal. Clemens apparently will give up his wife in a desperate attempt to save his own injected skin. Reports indicated depositions last week in Congress back up McNamee's allegation of Rocket juicing.
Andy Pettitte's Congressional deposition last week related ...
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